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Making a dream cage...

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  • 10-25-2005, 03:55 PM
    First_time_herp
    Making a dream cage...
    For my birthday my uncle has offered to help me make a dream cage for Link. So...I'm wondering if anybody has some ideas or tips to share with me. I'm really looking for what the best dimentions would be, thanks!
  • 10-25-2005, 04:06 PM
    rex322
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    well, depends male or female. male BP i would say about 3'x2'18'', while a female could go 4'x2'x18''.
  • 10-25-2005, 04:19 PM
    First_time_herp
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    He's a male. I'm guessing he's about a year old, give or take a few months.
  • 10-25-2005, 04:46 PM
    Adam_Wysocki
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    33" x 15" x 5" .... perfect for a ball python! :D

    -adam
  • 10-25-2005, 04:48 PM
    First_time_herp
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    What's a good material? And how can protect the wood parts of the cage?
  • 10-25-2005, 04:55 PM
    invadertoast
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    I coated my wooden cage (3/4" plywood) with several coats of outdoor deck stain, then sealed the inside with polyurethane and the inside edges with aquarium silicone. I also stuck some sticky linoleum tiles on the floor. Mine's heated with a radiant heat panel, but it was kind of expensive (it was my Christmas AND birthday present last year, lol) The front swinging doors are made of 1/4' plexi. So far this cage has caused me no problems with heat or humidity whatsoever, and Eleanor seems to be enjoying it. Dimensions are approximately 40x20x20. I guess it didn't really need the height, but there's a peice of driftwood in there that I catch her basking on every night.
  • 10-25-2005, 04:58 PM
    First_time_herp
    Re: Making a dream cage...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by invadertoast
    I coated my wooden cage (3/4" plywood) with several coats of outdoor deck stain, then sealed the inside with polyurethane and the inside edges with aquarium silicone. I also stuck some sticky linoleum tiles on the floor. Mine's heated with a radiant heat panel, but it was kind of expensive (it was my Christmas AND birthday present last year, lol) The front swinging doors are made of 1/4' plexi. So far this cage has caused me no problems with heat or humidity whatsoever, and Eleanor seems to be enjoying it. Dimensions are approximately 40x20x20. I guess it didn't really need the height, but there's a peice of driftwood in there that I catch her basking on every night.

    Cool, my heat source is going to be Flexwat with a thermostat attached on each side. Your cage sounds like what I'd like to do with mine. Where did you find the aquarium silicone?
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